Installation of MSP8 in the virtual machine of Windows 7 Pro is very simple and MSP runs fine, however........dual-view is impossible! But this is not the only disfunction that puzzles me, even the display resolution can not be changed.
The pc is a brand new Medion 8338 with a NVIDIA GeForce GT 330 graphics card. In the Windows 7 modus every thing is just normal and dual view is enabled as well as an adjustment of the display resolution. The graphics card can also be traced in the device manager of the control panel where NVIDIA Gt 330 is mentioned.
In the XP modus however I can not find the graphics card, in the device manager there is a description which gives me the feeling that even the hardware (this graphics card) is virtual in XPM !!
Does that mean that MSP8 will never work in XPM, when it comes to dual-view, as it works in the full XP version? Or has anyone found a smart solution perhaps? Any help will be highly appreciated. regards W.K.

Wim Kok wrote:....In the XP modus however I can not find the graphics card, in the device manager there is a description which gives me the feeling that even the hardware (this graphics card) is virtual in XPM !!....

Probably - in fact very likely.
I don't have a computer that has hardware virtualization and so could not test out the new XP mode in Windows 7 (Using my soon to expire Beta Version). However I am quite experienced with Virtual Box and also Virtual PC. As you suspected these are (sort of) emulator programs that enable you to install and run many other operating systems on your computer, such as Windows 3.11, windows 95, Windows 98, XP, ME and lots of Unix Operating systems such as Suse, Ubuntu, Fedora etc.

Here the hardware IS emulated so that you have a graphics card, sound card etc that is compatible with the operating system you are working with.
I would strongly suspect that the new "Virtual PC" built into Windows 7 would be the same.

As you suspected these are (sort of) emulator programs that enable you to install

Thanks Steve, for the confirmation that the graphics card in the configuration of the new machine for the ULEAD-club (Nederland) { http://ulead.come2me.nl/ } is a ¡§virtual piece of hardware¡¨. I found further information that there is a button ¡§Devices¡¨ in the W7 desktop which leads to ¡§Install guest additions¡¨. Do you know that button and the effects of it? I hope that, as you write, many other operating systems can be installed along that way.
Obviously forum members do not have much experience with MSP8 in W7/XP since the only response came from you. In case I¡¦m wrong....... I would like to read it. I¡¦ll keep you posted. regards W.K.

MSP8 in Windows 7/virtual XPM¡K¡K¡K¡K forget it.
On a Microsoft site I read this description and that explains the troubles I experienced today with the graphics card (no dual-view, only 16 bit) and burning a DVD with DMF (impossible)
¡§Windows XP Mode is best suited for older business and productivity applications such as accounting, inventory and similair applications. Windows XP mode is not aimed at consumers because many consumer applications require extensive use of hardware interfaces, such as 3-D graphics, audio and TV tuners that do not work well under virtualization today¡¨Dual-boot will be the only workable solution.
My hopes were raised when I found information about an adjustment through Devices>>>Install guest additions, assuming that this button would ¡§bring me in heaven¡¨.
I believe this solution is for W 7 in XP and not the other way around. Regards W.K.